Mamarua NZ Jewellery Upcycles Redundant Rubber To Create Unique Necklaces

Mamarua NZ Jewellery Upcycles Redundant Rubber To Create Unique Necklaces

Well Mamarua NZ Jewelry all began as merely a dabble really one or two disjointed thoughts, some scratchy drawings on the odd scrap of paper. I appeared to be always fossicking to find that special tiny something for a friend that had integrity, was NZ jewellery made to gave you that warm sentimental feeling. And each year, there was a distinct lack of Christmas decorations that meant something to us, with our love for New Zealand-made Pacific design.

I had a creative itch that needed scratching and added to that was the attraction of being my own chief at Mamarua. I realised I didnt want to think about all the things I wanted to do but never essentially get them done, so with aid from a brilliant young illustrator and lots of people directing and supporting my vision, my vague concepts of Mamarua began to turn into reality.

Lovely hand-carved originals were finally finalised, and the process of finding a suitable molding technique was in progress. Exceedingly important to us were the materials our fledgling business needed to be supportable. The possibility of recycling something that would otherwise fill our precious landfills became something of a preoccupation, so after plenty of experimenting we discovered that we could get the specified effect with the use of recycled material. Eighteen months later on in October 2007, Mamaruas Mementos of the South Pacific were launched.

Provoked by our South Pacific environment, the first Mamarua range includes three designs Aroha, Koru and Tapa. The three NZ jewelry designs are offered as recycled resin souvenirs and pendants and recycled rubber pendants.

Mamarua to us means two mummies, and thats just what we are : two working mums who have pooled our skills and resources to steer our creative energies in a new direction thats ours alone. Mamaruas kaupapa ( mission ) includes not only designing beautiful souvenirs harking back to our Pacific heritage, but also producing them one hundred percent in Aotearoa, using all recycled materials with green packing.

We are really proud that our mementos are made in New Zealand and employ eco-friendly elements, establishing once more that sustainability can be striking!

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